Iron Deficiency in the Presence of Anemia and Inflammation—A Sex‐Specific Cross‐Sectional Study

Despite no significant sex differences regarding ID biomarkers, treatment, illness severity, and mortality, we hypothesize that factors beyond sex, for example underlying diseases and inflammation itself, play a more prominent role in these patients' outcomes.

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European Journal Of Haematology
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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ejh.14431
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Iron Metabolism and Disorders
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Iron Deficiency in the Presence of Anemia and Inflammation—A Sex‐Specific Cross‐Sectional Study

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Iron Deficiency in the Presence of Anemia and Inflammation—A Sex‐Specific Cross‐Sectional Study

Dirk Lehnick, Balthasar L. Hug, Chiara Tinner, Chloé Sieber, Helene G. Meyer
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Abstract

Despite no significant sex differences regarding ID biomarkers, treatment, illness severity, and mortality, we hypothesize that factors beyond sex, for example underlying diseases and inflammation itself, play a more prominent role in these patients' outcomes.

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